| 1 | Room With A View | |
| 2 | Dance Little Lady | |
| 3 | Someday I'll Find You | |
| 4 | Cavalcade Vocal Section Part.1 | |
| 5 | Mad Dogs And Englishmen | |
| 6 | Mrs Worthington | |
| 7 | We Were So Young | |
| 8 | Has Anybody Seen Our Ship | |
| 9 | Cavalcade Vocal Section Part.2 | |
| 10 | Persian Pierrot | |
| 11 | The Stately Homes Of England | |
| 12 | Just Let Me Look At You | |
| 13 | London Pride | |
| 14 | Imagine The Duchess's Feelings | |
| 15 | I'm Old Fashioned | |
| 16 | You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To | |
| 17 | Nina | |
| 18 | There Are Bad Times Just Around The Corner | |
| 19 | Sail Away | |
| 20 | His Excellency Regrets |
Experience the wit and sophistication of "The Master" with this essential 1999 compilation from the HMV EASY series. Released to coincide with the centenary of his birth, The Noel Coward Collection captures the unique charm of one of the 20th century's most influential polymaths.
Noël Coward was more than a vocalist; he was a "diseur" whose light, falsetto-touched voice was perfectly tuned to the satirical and humorous nature of his material. This collection showcases Coward’s distinctive "one tone, one style" delivery—a performance style that remains as lively and contemporary today as it was during the height of his fame.
Key Highlights & Tracks:
- Renditions of Classic Revue Songs: Includes the delicious "Any Little Fish Can Swim" and the iconic, much-parodied "A Room with a View."
- Dramatic Prowess: Features "po-faced" spoken dialogue alongside Gertrude Lawrence from their legendary collaboration in Private Lives.
- Signature Style: Hear the original forms of "Dance, Little Lady" and the adept "Lover of my Dreams."
- Historical Context: Drawing from recordings dating back to the late 1920s, this set offers a comprehensive look at the lyrics and wisdom that defined an era of British entertainment.
Whether you are a collector of musical theatre history or a fan of sophisticated songwriting, this CD is an invitation to dip into the finest works of a true cultural icon.
